WHO are we? The Nsupreneurs Alliance

We are a group of Ghanaian and European organizations, which are strongly connected through collaboration for innovative and impactful WASH solutions. 

Cewas is the world’s first dedicated, impact-oriented WASH entrepreneurship support organization. Since 2010, Cewas has worked intensively with 378 entrepreneurs all over the globe scaling their business models, growing their impact-potential and enhancing their investment-readiness. The supported enterprises have created new or improved access to Water and Sanitation for 4.7 Mio people.

Young Water Solutions is an international non-profit organization that was co-founded in 2015 by 16 young and senior water professionals from 11 different countries. It unleashes the potential of young people to launch and grow their social businesses in the WASH sector, so that youths can make a meaningful contribution to universal access to water, sanitation hygiene and water services. Since 2017, 1.2 million people benefited from safe drinking water, sanitation and hygiene through our supported start-ups.

SkyFox Ltd. is a Ghana based business development firm providing services such as product/service viability assessment, market knowledge, financial modelling, and corporate governance to startups. Success story of the VIA Water programme of Aqua for All, it also operates in Burkina Faso, Sierra Leone, Guinea and Nigeria, which will facilitate regional scaling of the programme and the startups.

MDF consists of a diverse team of professionals with complementary expertise. That’s what has turned us into an industry leader, and a strong force in working toward positive change for a better world. MDF has over 39 years of experience in providing learning trajectories, advisory guidance, facilitation, evaluations, enterprise development, and partnership services worldwide.

Since 1985, World Vision has implemented diverse interventions in WASH within communities, schools and healthcare facilities to enhance access to WASH services for vulnerable children and their households, also contributing to the eradication of Guinea Worm in Ghana. With a well-resourced Water Quality Laboratory that analyse water samples for both chemical and microbial contamination. WASH interventions are implemented in collaboration with partners such as the Ministry of Sanitation and Water Resources, the Community Water and Sanitation Agency (CWSA), the Coalition of NGOs in the Water Sector (CONIWAS), donors and development partners such as the Hilton Foundation, UN-Habitat and UNICEF.